Coming to Tan Son this season, visitors can see along the good paths on the fabric hills, the fruit is colorful, dyed bright red to the four green sides. From the roads, vehicles carrying fabric run around, consecutively to the weighing points, bringing a vibrant and bustling atmosphere during the ripe fabric season.
To go to the fabric garden in Tan Son to take photos, buy and eat fabric, tourists can ask acquaintances to take them with them or go to the garden by themselves because there is no photography service here. When reporting to the garden owner, visitors will be taken by the garden owner to visit, learn about the local seaweed breed and pick and eat on the spot.
Mr. Ngo Viet Phuc - the owner of a lychee garden in Tan Son, said that his garden has not provided tourism services, but is still open to welcome visitors who want to visit and take photos. "Every year, there are many visitors coming to my garden. They like to take photos and buy fabric directly in the garden, said Mr. Phuc.
When entering the fabric garden, visitors can admire the space of the bright red ripe sauce, with the occasional aroma of ripe fabric. The lychee fabric tree is about 10 - 15m high, the trunk is very suitable for picking, creating a cool shade under the harsh summer sunlight.
"Currently, Thanh Ha fabric is almost gone, starting the season of sweet fabric ( case). This year, when the harvest is right, all of my family's fabric gardens harvest about 20 tons. The selling price at the garden is from 15,000 VND/kg, Mr. Phuc said while taking a tour.
In addition to taking photos, picking and enjoying fabric in the garden, visitors can also experience the fabric harvesting process of Tan Son commune residents. During the day, people often break the fabric in many batches, sometimes from 3 - 4 am, sometimes from 8 pm. Most of the whole family will go together to the gardens and fabric hills to pick fruit in time to lose weight early.
Experience harvesting fabric, visitors can directly watch each stage to have a handful of red, heavy ripe fabric. From the stage of breaking the fabric on the tree to picking the fabric leaves, bundling the fabric, cutting down the fabric trunks.
After placing the fabric on the tray, visitors can go with the people moving from the high hills to the fabric balance point at Tan Son market to admire the bustling, brilliant red scene of the fabric season here. The late monsoon season in Tan Son lasts until the end of July.
Visiting the late ripe lychee season in Tan Son commune, visitors continue their journey to explore many unique tourist attractions nearby such as rowing a boat to pick lychee on Cam Son lake, visiting the ancient village of Bac Hoa, experiencing making Chu noodles...
